It’s a double header of episodes from Teknikal Diffikulties, both written by Cayenne Chris Conroy! First up the show Brain Chaos, and then the new serial, The Account! Heads up, this episode does contain two swear words and some adult comedy. You have been warned!
We’re back in the theatre again for Jack’s birthday week with his hero of Old Time Radio and with our Monday Matinee for the Mutual Present’s addition from the Mutual Broadcasting System’s classic shows. This week we continue Orson Welles, incredible seven part performance for Mutual of “Les Miserables”! And now, Part Four “Cosette”.
Someone is changing all the streetlights in Pepper Heights, Cleveland. The color of nighttime is shifting. Everyone thinks they know what happened at the Pepper Heights Zoo… But do they, really? Dane, a spun-out musician spending the winter in Cleveland, Ohio, has two main goals: keeping his job at the Pepper Heights Zoo and trying not to waste all his time on Grindr. What he doesn’t expect is to get swept into a story about dreams, about forevers, about flickering lights, about unexplained deaths, about relentless change, and about the parts of ourselves that we wish other people knew to look for. Oh, and also a murderous zebra. With episodes one and two: “Goodnight, Esmerelda” and “The Boy & The Buck”!
Original Air Date: 11022009 Tonight we feature the first half of “Good-Bye Cruel World”, by Theater of the Midnight Sun, and Written by Michael McGee. Also, we’re starting to run out of Transit! Oh No!
Halloween goodies with an Electric Vicuna short “Bravery” starring Jack’s sons Aedan, Colm, and Rory Ward, written by their old man. And a special feature from 19 Nocturne Blvd a “Picture in the House”- a great HP Lovecraft Thriller!
The puns are getting worse. I’m going to have to kill him. How sad. Tonight we feature the Tom Crean story “Sailor in Ice” by Michael Hudson, as well as part three of John Kyle’s Transit.
Ugh, what an awful pun that title is. Jack should be shot. Anyway, it’s audio drama and a bit of a Vamp chat as we clear away some emails and zug calls, as well as finish up John Kyle’s fantastic “Transit”!
As we work like Bees (buzz buzz) at our local station’s fundraiser, John Kyle swoops in with his fantastic tale, “Sherlock Holmes and the Silver Blaze”! Also, you may end up hating Shannon by the end of this.